SystemRDL

[Dal]

I have come across the SystemRDL standard to define a devices register
space. Are there any open source tools for generating documentation
from systemRDL?

I currently use propriety scripts for converting a register definition
spreadsheet into code. Before I bash out another scripts to generate
a document I thought this could be an opportunity to dabble with this
new standard.

I don't need all the verification bells and whistles that seem to be
offered by commercial tools - just the documentation generator part.

 

[Rob Gaddi]

On 5/31/2011 4:22 PM, Dal wrote:

Clearly not a popular standard then?

Anyone using at all?


On May 20, 9:12 am, Dal<darrin.n...@gmail.com> wrote:
I have come across the SystemRDL standard to define a devices register
space. Are there any open source tools for generating documentation
from systemRDL?

I currently use propriety scripts for converting a register definition
spreadsheet into code. Before I bash out another scripts to generate
a document I thought this could be an opportunity to dabble with this
new standard.

I don't need all the verification bells and whistles that seem to be
offered by commercial tools - just the documentation generator part.

I gave it a look over after you asked; since I'm in the process of
putting together a proprietary solution to do much the same. It seemed
too complicated by half. Which is, I suppose, better than IP-XACT,
which as near as I can tell is too complicated by tenfold.

--
Rob Gaddi, Highland Technology
Email address is currently out of order

 

[Dal]

Clearly not a popular standard then?

Anyone using at all?


On May 20, 9:12 am, Dal <darrin.n...@gmail.com> wrote:

I have come across the SystemRDL standard to define a devices register
space.  Are there any open source tools for generating documentation
from systemRDL?

I currently use propriety scripts for converting a register definition
spreadsheet into code.  Before I bash out another scripts to generate
a document I thought this could be an opportunity to dabble with this
new standard.

I don't need all the verification bells and whistles that seem to be
offered by commercial tools - just the documentation generator part.